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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1934)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. 1IEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1934. PAGE SEVEX Local and Personal Mrs. Carter In Ashland Mrs. George Carter apent Tuesday in Ashland ltlng with friends. To Chicago Mr. and Mrs. H. U ZilU left here for Chicago lut night by train. Business for Day J. C. Piatt of Seattle, district manager for the Edi son General Electric Appliance, la in this city on buaineea today. Fined $15 Tim White of this city was fined 113 in city court this morn ing for reckless driving, having been arrested yesterday by city police. To Hood River D. Delaney of this eity i spending soma time In Hood 9 River, having left hero by train la&t night. 8 e it Ice for CCC's Rev. James E. Morgan of Ashland conducted religi ous services t the Hilt CCC camp Tuesday evening. About fiO members and officers attended. Mrs. Young Leave Mrs. Alex Young left by train last night after having been visiting here for some time irtth her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sollnsky. Visit Mr. Vogel Red Carman and son. Dick Chllds and family snd Mr. and Mrs. Ira Snyder spent Sunday afternoon with Edward C. Vogel at his plsc near Jacksonville. Licence to wed Marriage licenses Issued Wednesday In Reno, Nev., ac cording to the Associated Press, in cluded one to Charles Henry Moore. 21, and Thelma Jane Purdy, 18, both of Ashland. si Search for Frank H. D. Prank, who formerly resided in Fresno, Cal., la being sought by city police, who hive a, message for htm. Frank was thought to have- come to Medford a abort time ago from Selma. Ore. To Make Tour Mrs. Glen Fabric is leaving here Frldoy evening for Eugene, where Saturday she will go on the nut tour conducted through about 14 nut orchards in the Willam ette valley. Rothermali Here . Mr. and Mrs Sterling Rotnermal are In Medford today visiting with old friends. They are en route to their home in San Francisco, and have formerly resided m this city. Visiting Here Freds Laws of Rogue River is in this city today, vlslV.ns with Mr. and Mrs. W. Grimm, and will continue to Ashland in the morn ing to visit her brother, Alva Laws, before reutrnlng home. Craft Visits Brother Stanley Craft arrived here yesterday afternoon to spend a week with his brother, Lieu tenant Roy D. Craft of the CCO dl' trict headquarters. i Here for Conference Harry Ket tennen, chief statistician of the Na tional Reemployment office at Fort land, was in thla city yesterday con ferring with Lewis Ulrlch, manager of the local offices, and left this morning for Klamath Pall. Two Cars Collide Two cars driven by B. J. Palmer, route 3, and a Mrs. Lange of thla city, collided at me end of West Jackson yesterday, ac cording to reports at the city police atstlon. which show Mrs. Lange was turning a corner without the right of way. Accident on Main An accident on East Main yesterday waa reported to city police by Wiley r. Phorea, 025 South Holly, and w. J. Miner, ai Vancouver, who had stopped to pe," the report shows, when his car wai hit by the Phores auto, which waa pulling out from the curb, Talk This Evening "Children and " Animals" will be the subject of the talk to be given over station KM ED this evenlnjr at 7 o'clock by Mra Mildred Schuchard. Thla is the third of a series of such tslks being given by the Jackson County Humane soci ety. Adrlenne Goes South Adriennc Steward will leave thla evening for California to attend fashion show and style market events in Los An geles and San Francisco. She will also purchase equipment for the mod era beauty salon to be opened at Adrlenne's store on North Central avenue sometime in August. 20d Anytime Last Times Tonite "Easy To Love" Adolph Menjou Genevieve Tobln Mary Aitor PLUS JOHN BARRYMORE in "Long Lost Father" Tomorrow Anoter Big Double Feature Attraction JOHN WAYNE in "Somewhere In Sonora" 'i aLTTrr'i'TT'TrW I Arthur Pierti 'fr'ouf Camera Adventure, Taming 14 v jmrn v im b? nan Mz Shopping Today Mrs. M. E. Pat rick of Gold Hill is shopping in this city today. White to Trail Norman 0. White, aslsUnt supervisor of Rogue Hirer national forest, is at the Trail guard station today. To Diamond Lake F. E. Nlchola and family are planning to leave to morrow morning for a three dys' vacation at Diamond lake. Mrs. Adkin Leaves Mrs. M. J. Ad kin of Roseburg left by train this morning for her home, having been visiting here for several dsys. On Buslnss Trip George He na el man of this city was business visiter in Grants Pass on Wednesday, accord ing to the Courier. Has Tonsils Removed Mrs. E. B. Oavsnaugh of Edge wood. Cel., had her tonsils removed at the Community hospital today. Telephone Pole Burns The city fire department answered a call to South Holly street yesterday at 4:40 p. m. to extinguish a telephone pole which was on fire. Mrs. Llngaas Leaves Mrs. A. W. Llngaaa left by train for Portland thla morning with her nephew, to visit for a month and a half wtth relatives. t Delzell on Business W. A. Delzcll, chief of field service in the office of collector of internal revenue at Port land, is In this city on officlsl busi ness today, and will leave In the morning for Klamath Falls. Assists Agent H. E. Cosby of the State college at Corvallls is In tnls city for two days, assisting R. G. Fowler, county agent, on business connected with the local turkey-raising Industry. Has Bicycle Stolen John Dicken son, 1010 Court street, reported to city police last night that his bicycle was stolen from in front of Clen's newsstand. It waa a "Pierce Arrow" make. Gillls In Hospital Lieutenant Hai old B. Gil lis, surgeon at Gamp Upper Rogue River, of the CCC. near Union Creek, is in the Community hospital for medical attention, having been brought In Wednesday afternoon. Child Badly Burned Sylvia Eakln. 18-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eakln of 107 Mistletoe, suffered severe burns on her face, shoulder and body lest evening, when she tipped over a cup of hot grease that was on the stove. Janouch at Big Elk Karl Janouch. superintendent of Rogue River na tional forest, and Francis C. Crombie of the Pacific northwest forest ati tlon, left this morning for Big Elk ranger station to make an inspeotlon of the Big Elk-Dead Indian Soda Springs road construction camp. Fire at Trail Creek A small forest fire at Trail creek, near Hannah's place, waa put under control last evening by six forest service men. under the supervision of Fred War ner, superintendent of Upper Rogue CCC camp. One man is patrolling the scene today. Plan Picnic The annual Nebraska picnic will be held in the Grants Pass city park, with dinner being served at 3 p m. Each person attending is requested to bring his own lunch and coffee. All those who were present at the picnic In Ashland last year, and any other Nebraska people In this section, are invited to attend. Leave After Visit Mr. and Mrs Vernon Seals of Harlowtown, Mom left by train this morning after a month's visit here with Mrs. Sells' sister, Mrs. J. R. Llllle of Ross Lane Another guest of Mra. Llllle la her mother, Mra. Walter Lunceford. who is visiting here until the middle of August. ..III111I11I11I11111III1I1I1I111I11IH III J. ? 1 Jimv tJyM,t-1:48 f&jCrir VCY 2 FEATURES MYSTERY! ROMANCE! I W 1 1 f) J f (Ol 1 FATE WOUND THE , W. VlT 'Ji III til Wl :;'.,r-r..K M pat 1 lIDfyiGH plfl I 1 RALPH BELLAMY B ( fi I Bjffi Wfll nTfl Ik JUNE COLLYER m T '"' I ImSs KJjJ Coming Sat. U 'llllllllillllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllll -il From Medford Miss Frances Bar ber and Victor Mllnes of Medford were In Grants Pass Tuesday visiting friends. Grants Pass Dally Courier. Madison to Medford E. W. Mad - son, justice of the peace snd United States commissioner, planned to go to Medford Thursday to hear two cases for the state department oi agriculture, for which he Is a special reprfisen'stlve to conduct hearing the Or ants Pasa Daily Courier states Visit Mlw Burk Del Merrttt and nephew. Max Larkln. of Brewerton, N. T., ere here visiting Miss Ruby Burk at her home, S31 Pennsylvania avenue. They have a number of friends in Medford whom they expect to visit while here. They plan to be in the city the remainder of the week, Grange Announces Meet The Jack sonville Orange will hold its regular meeting Friday night at 8 o'clock. There will be a very short musical program .and refreshments served by the committee in charge. All mem bera are urged to attend as this Will be the beginning night in the mem bership contest. No Labor Needed Lewis Ulrtch. manager of the local National Reem ployment offices, announced this morning that no labor Is needed at present for the resurfacing of the three-mile stretch of the Crater Lake highway between Eagle Point and Agate station. Counties Included Jackson and Josephine counties are now included under the supervision of E. L. Vinton of Marshfield. district SERA engineer, It was announced today at SERA headquarters. The change waa made due to the recent appointment of W. M. Pinkney of Portland as Inspector of coast bridges. - Delayed Election Bet Sam Hous ton, superintendent of mails at the postofflce, is the victim of a delayed election bet. During the presidential campaign, Houston received a letter from a friend in Frankfort. Ky., wat ering a shirt against the probability of Hoover's election. Houston prompt ly returned the wsger. Until yester day he had received no answer, but today he is the envy of fellow em ployes, bedecked in a brilliant sal mon pink shirt. Charlea Bartholomew Oswald died at the home of Mrs. Jsne Kent at 401 East 5th street early Thursday morning from a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Oswald waa born at Wurtumburg, Germany, September 10, 1846, and came to the United States at the age of IS years. He had been a resi dent of Jackson county for 41 years and of the state 48 years, living on his farm In the Antelope district for 41 years. He leaves two daughters and three sons, Mrs. Lottie M. Savage. Oroville, Calif.; Mrs. Blanche V. Holmes, Salem, Ore.; Charles O., and Benjamin J., Eagle Point, Ore.; Joseph P. Oswald of Medford and three grand. children. Funeral services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home Saturday at 3:00 o'clock, Rev. W. J. Howell, officiating. Interment in Central Point cemetery. FOREST F ALL UNDER CONTROL frWTALMADGE PIRATE TREASURE Coming Sat. BOISE. Idaho. July 26 (AP) All II fires In Idaho national forests wi II under control today, Al Moets, execu- II tlve assistant In the Boise national II forest reported, but forestry officials II watched under tension, with humidity j in the timber country crucially low and mercury mounting. II The fire, which threatened to wipe II out the oid village of Rocky Bar, 70 miles from Boise, was under control II and men were being moved out of II the area. I II Shirley Temple Mf v- ft ; Shirley Temple, the sensational child star, has the title role In "Little Miss Marker," starting a three-day run at the Craterian theater today. Taken from the Damon Runyon story that ran In the Collier Magazine, "Little Miss Marker" shows Shirley as the little girl left as security for a $20 pawn ticket. When the father fails to reclaim the child, she la taken Into tow by Adolphe Menjou, a shady bookmaker, and with his cronies a FIRS! EXPORT OF BARTLETTS OUT First export car of Rogue River val ley Bartletts, 1934 crop, was dispatched this morning by the Pinnacle Packing company to San Francisco, where it will be loaded on the motorahlp "Ore gon Express." for shipment to London. The "Oregon Express" sails from San Francisco Saturday noon. Mediation agreement In the longshoremen's strike means the pears will be loaded without difficulty. First of the Eastern market ship ments are scheduled to be under way by Saturday. Cannery shipments to the Willamette valley and California are being made daily. Frank Isaacs, packing foreman of the Pinnacle company, reporta that In all his years of experience with Valley pears, he never saw Bartletts of better quality, size, and general all-around condition. Raymond R. Reter, general manager of the com pany, states the "prospects are good," III i&wryai i ' " ' i llLU B-Win-TfllllTnii innummiiii i i imiimmii 3 LAST TIMES TONIOHT Double Feature Program "HALF A SINNER" ru "BEGGARS in ERMINE" Tomorrow TWO BIG with O'BRIEN GLENDA FARRELL CLAIRE DODD PLUS HE DIANA WYNYARD CLIVE BOOK BIG DANCE DREAMLAND SATURDAY NIGHT Admission: Men 35c, Ladies 10c in Craterian Hit racketeer, a cabaret singer and a pugilist he attempts to raise the child in a haphazard fashion that has Little Miss Marker parroting the crude wisecracks and Broadway lingo of the gang. However, when it appeara that the little girl is about to become a forgotten child of gyp Joints along Times Square, her innocent pleasures and beliefs are brought back again through a novel climax that reflects Damon Runyon's keen insight Into the lives of Broadwayltos. and Is optimistic about general mar keting conditions. The first picking of Bartletts is ex pected to be finished within the next ten days. Most of the orchards are now picking. A few of the later or chards will rot start picking until next Monday. SALEM. July 26. Yp) A hearing will be held In Portland, August 4, on a complaint filed wiih the depart ment of agriculture, that S. M. Yorl zane of Portland, a licensed produce dealer, has violated the new melon and tomato code by cutting the prlcf established by the growers' commit tee, it was announced here. Under the produce dealer's and pe1 dler's act, a citation has been Issued to Torlzane to show cause why nts license should not be revoked. Why Be Bullied by Sunburn Vihj Ul Kunbiirn (poll four ncstlnnf Mf Rftnon'l BURN TONE It in t'frctlvi relief trv. protfctlftti from hot, dry, Irritated skin. It htg1 and snntlm the tlti rtllmi Inflammitloti. Apply It before yon oulrn. ride or play nlf. Gat i tube or BURNT0XB from jrnur drugglit todi? -only 20e. and Saturday FEATURES! THIS IS IT! ... . The fast-action, f a 1 1-lot In', laugh-loaded O'Brien rote demanded by "20 Million Sweethearts" . . . He's a terror In the ring and ft riot In a lady's armil Sinners meetm Double Bill Coming to Rialto ! Car CUve Brook and Diana wynyara have the leading roles In "Where Sin ners Meet." coming tomorrow on the Rialto theater's double feature pro gram that also has Pr.t O'Brien and Glenda Farrell co-starring in "The Al Piche Sale To End Monday Night One hundred per cent over the top is the expression used by Al Piche to describe the success of his first store-wide sale in 12 years. Final dis counts and the offering of newly ar rived merchandise at the same low prices during the last three days of the sale, are features that are bound to please and Interest those who seek to save nearly half on their purchases. Mr. Piche sends a warning and a word of advice to fishermen: "Re gardless of whether they need much fishing tackle now." he said, "It will pay anyone a handsome dividend to buy now at the sensational reduced prices and stock up for months to come. The same applies to guns, rifles, ammunition, etc." Hundreds of housewives have taken advantage of the bargains In alumi num ware, electrical goods, and hard ware Items In general. Lower prices now prevail and renewed Interest will be noted during the last three days of the sale. Store will remain open tonight and Friday night until 8 p. ra. Saturday a fiTil iiMSlll Shown 1:45 7:00-9:00 jflS An I. 0. W for 20 Abandoned in the roaring turmoil of Timei Square , . with a swindler, a pug, a pickpocket and a cabaret canary . , . she made softies out of all tbe tough guys and the tough gals I " 1 Ctri '4 ADOLPHE MENJOU os 'Sorrowful Jon.i r.ady 1o h on any thing .ic.pt love . . ? Hi - jo Personality Kid.' "Where Sinners Meet" Is a delight ful romantic farce about cheating wives and Jealous husbands and re unites Brook anc" Miss Wynyard for the first time ,ince "Cavalcade." until 10 p. m.. and Monday night (last day of the sale) until 9 p. m., according to Piche. Improved business conditions In Australia are causing a marked stim ulation of clock and watch Imports Into the commonwealth. This Healing Oil Banishes Eczema and Skin Trouble Here's a surgeon's wonderful pre scription not a patent medicine that will do more to help you rid yourself of unsightly spots and com mon skin troubles than anything you've ever tried. Go to any druggist you can trust and get a bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil. Apply a little at Intervals as directions advise; with the very first application Itching ceases and with continued use you n ao-sn aee a rapid change for the I better. If you don't get complete natisfactlon your tituiicy will w viicviiun; refunded. IMWIMlf i U tSBWiifttraihrtlWlJlWiaVliS-liiMill STARTS TODAY for 3 DAYS! The Picture That Has Been Shattering Boxoffice Records Everywhere! i :-"Y i. if t" T"i s ' Krt77i ") ft 4 V is DOROTHY DELL at 'Sangl.i Canon' sing ing lov. songs sh. dosin'l b.li.v. . , . as 'Big St. v. whoi. h.art Is as hard os t h. pov.m.nts , . , COMINO SUNDAY Ben Bernie, the Old Maestro, with all his Lads in "SHOOT THE WORKS" "Before Midnight" Heads Roxy Bill Halr-ralslng thrills and breath-taking suspense Inspired by several clev erly executed murders are giving au diences who view "Before Midnight," at the Roxy theater, an exciting time of it. Ralph Bellamy, in the role of "De tective Trent," under whose very nose the first murder takes place, pro vides most of the thrilling action. They all love Mitzl they were her devoted admirers, and you'll love her. to, after you've seen "The Song You Gave Me," the Bebe Daniels picture, on the double-feature program. Dsa Mall Tribune want ads. WASH OUT 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES Win Back Pep . . . Vigor . . . Vitality Medical authorities agree that your kidneys contain 18 MILES of tiny tubes or filters which help to purify the blood and keep you healthy. If you have trouble with too fre quent bladder passages with scanty amount causing burning and discom fort, the 15 MILES of kidney tubes need washing out This danger signal may be the beginning of nagging backache, leg pains, loss of pep r.d vitality, getting up nights, lumbago, swollen feet and ankles, rheumatic pains and dizziness. If kidneys don't empty 3 pints ev ery day and get rid of 4 pounds of waste matter, you body will take up these poisons causing serious trouble. It may knock you out and lay you up for many months. Don't wait. Ask your druggist for DOAN'S PILLS . . . a doctor's prescription . . . which has been used successfully by millions of kidney sufferers for over 40 years. They give quick relief and will help to wash out the 15 MILES of kidney tubes. But don't take chances with strong drugs or so-called "kidney cures' thas claim to fix you up in 15 minutes, for they may seriously injure snd ir ritate delicate tissues. Insist on DOAN'S PILLS ... the old reliiDle relief that contains no "dope" or habit-forming drugs. Be sure you DOAN'S PILLS at your druggist. Copy righted 1934. Foster-Milbuxn Co. Mats . . . 25c Eves ... 35c Kiddies . 10c U. BUCKS! DAMON RUNYON you olong In. Ortot Wtilt. Woy fo li odd.. .1 of Introduc. Hi. characters sine. Ms 'Appl. Annl. el A DAY" CHARLES SHIRLEY BICKFORD TEMPLE as 'Llttl Mils Marker' making Broadway mug b.li.v. In fairies.. .
